Sentence examples for state payout from inspiring English sources

Add in the Kent State payout, and this has been a banner year – financially – for Towson football.

The arbitration judges ruled in Tapie's favour and ordered the state payout, but appeal courts have since thrown out that decision.

If you're a carer, for instance, you may have little opportunity to save for retirement and so be forced to rely on the state payout, which could be a few years further away than you hoped.

And Christine Lagarde, who took over from Strauss-Kahn and is the current IMF chief, will be in the dock in December over a massive state payout to French tycoon Bernard Tapie when she was finance minister.

PARIS — Bernard Tapie, a wealthy businessman and erstwhile politician, is being formally investigated on suspicion of fraud in a corruption scandal that centers on a $535 million state payout to him in 2008, the office of the Paris state prosecutor and Mr. Tapie's lawyer announced on Friday.

As an assisted witness, Ms. Lagarde has not been placed under formal investigation but is considered to have been closely implicated in the case, which involves a half-billion-dollar state payout to Bernard Tapie, a businessman and politician who once served time in prison for his involvement in the fixing of soccer matches.

Many veterans, like Mr. Mechti, returned to French soil, choosing to end their days collecting basic state payouts to support families in their homelands.

That, though, can cut both left and right, as seniors demand both state payouts and a strong stock market to buoy their private retirement plans.

The proposal to freeze child benefit has been rejected by Labour, but the principle of refocusing public spending on providing services rather than just state payouts is likely to find its way into the Labour manifesto.

Daw Mill staff fear if UK Coal went into voluntary liquidation, workers could receive state payouts instead of enhanced benefits if they were not transferred over to a new company.

Jeff Wood, national president of the UDM, said if UK Coal went into voluntary liquidation, Daw Mill staff could receive state payouts instead of enhanced benefits if they were not transferred over to a new company, one option he believes the company is considering.